Contact Information

I am actively seeking collaborations with researchers in the following areas:

If you are interested in collaborating in any of these areas, please reach out with a brief description of your background and specific interests related to Mo-Theory.

I am available for speaking engagements, including:

• Academic conferences and seminars
• University lectures and colloquia
• Science communication events for broader audiences
• Virtual presentations and webinars

Presentations can be tailored to different audience levels, from introductory overviews for general audiences to technical deep dives for specialists in theoretical physics.

To inquire about speaking engagements, please email with details about your event, including date, location, audience, and desired focus.

The following resources are available for researchers interested in exploring Mo-Theory:

To request any of these resources, please use the email contact provided above.

I would like to express my gratitude to the many individuals who have contributed to the development of Mo-Theory through discussions, critiques, and encouragement. While Mo-Theory represents independent research, it has benefited from the broader scientific community's commitment to rigorous inquiry and open exchange of ideas.

Special thanks to:

• The experimental collaborators who helped design and conduct the acoustic-optical coupling experiments
• The theoretical physicists who provided valuable feedback on early drafts of the Mo-Theory framework
• The mathematicians who assisted with refining the mathematical formulations
• The educators and science communicators who have helped make Mo-Theory accessible to broader audiences

I also acknowledge the foundational work of the many physicists whose theories and discoveries have shaped our understanding of the universe and provided the context within which Mo-Theory has developed.